John Dilling
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Environmental artwork a interactive 3D LED Kinetic installation it represents as an converter metaphorical, about the energy transition from the old combustion engine with Fossil Fuels Due to harmful emissions in our atmosphere, to the newer clean energies such as electrical engines but also the H2 waterstof Fuel-cel. I think this is necessary for a better future to a Healthy Environment and Climate, without the abuse of all Fossil Fuels.
Materials are a metal sheet and has undergone a treatment through a natural process about 9 months outside in all wether involving rusting "patinated" to represent “The Old Tech” and is lacquered with transparent varnish.
The rusty surface stands also as a symbolic about the discovery of metal from the Iron Age of prehistory (1800 BC) and at the same time with the industrial revolution of the 19th century. There are x numbers of stainless steel Allen screws mounted in a Geometric pattern together with 10 bleu LED’s meant as “The new Tech”, those flashing only by approaching.
I am not an activist but on my artistic way I want through my artwork to make my statement for more awareness for a better balance of a Healthy Environment and Climate.
I believe art can educate and engage people on climate change.
Size: B.1.40 x H.1.30 x D.25 cm.
John Dilling 2010 © all rights reserved by Pictoright.
In a recent new message from the Climate Art Collection that my work has been included in their Collection. I am very pleased about it.
Environmental artwork a interactive 3D LED Kinetic installation it represents as an converter metaphorical, about the energy transition from the old combustion engine with Fossil Fuels Due to harmful emissions in our atmosphere, to the newer clean energies such as electrical engines but also the H2 waterstof Fuel-cel. I think this is necessary for a better future to a Healthy Environment and Climate, without the abuse of all Fossil Fuels.
Materials are a metal sheet and has undergone a treatment through a natural process about 9 months outside in all wether involving rusting "patinated" to represent “The Old Tech” and is lacquered with transparent varnish.
The rusty surface stands also as a symbolic about the discovery of metal from the Iron Age of prehistory (1800 BC) and at the same time with the industrial revolution of the 19th century. There are x numbers of stainless steel Allen screws mounted in a Geometric pattern together with 10 bleu LED’s meant as “The new Tech”, those flashing only by approaching.
I am not an activist but on my artistic way I want through my artwork to make my statement for more awareness for a better balance of a Healthy Environment and Climate.
I believe art can educate and engage people on climate change.
Size: B.1.40 x H.1.30 x D.25 cm.
John Dilling 2010 © all rights reserved by Pictoright.
In a recent new message from the Climate Art Collection that my work has been included in their Collection. I am very pleased about it.